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I listen to records almost daily.

gave away my B&O turntable to a vinyl loving friend in 1992

I generally spin vinyl whenever I'm listening to my system, at some point. I still keep asking myself why spend money on either SACD or DVD-Audio today when there is still great vinyl out there? I'd suggest that you'll be asking this question 10 years from now when the record companies decide they want to sell us our music collection again on another format. The recent advances in CD playback have been very welcome (better CD players and the new breed of outboard upsamplers) but vinyl will be king in my system for the forseeable future.

love vinyl

What is Truth ? as reported from one famous tribunal . . . but I would venture that the translation involved in A-to-D & back again is never going to be perfect. So some of us still spin the old scratchy LPs with pleasure. Until neural audio implants arrive this peculiar behavior will linger, at least among the atavists and troglodytes of an earlier era, lurking in the underbrush.

My turntable cover has become an extra shelf for my Audio Alchemy D/A converter and Theta TLC. I do fire it up every other year just to see if it still works. I really don't know why I haven't removed it.

vinyl sounds BETTER than CD

BSV(Black Scratchy Vinyl) is my primary source, and I wouldn't have it any other way.

Just got a turntable for my new two channel system. I never knew vinyl could be this good!

I probably listen to vinyl about 75% of the time.

I like to play records almost every day,and I can't live with out it, the music is on it, the emotion, the love, is on the grove. No digital device is able to do the same effect that I Have right now. 0101000111001.

Vinyl stills sounds better, although my dvd player is a slight improvement for cd sound.

Best sounding format ever?

Nothing like Vinyl! Sorry SACD DVD-A Vinyl is all of it.

What vinyl? Are you talking about the dashboard on my Nissan?

I listen to 50% vinyl and 50% cd.

Lost my turntable in a burglary 2 years ago but plan to replace it this year. I've missed my vinyl so much.

It's a gas to play a record for someone who hasn't heard one in many years.

I have nearly 1,000 albums, many of which have never been release on CD. I'll never get rid of my turntable.

I am a vinyl addict. I don

I usually listen to atleast one record per week. There is something about the process of taking the record sleeve out of the album jacket, the record out of the sleeve, the cleaning the record, the cleaning the stylus and then waiting for the stylus to touch the groove. Maybe its a built up anticipation - but probably its the glorious sound that comes from a good record that it is in very good condition.

Hard to find turntables that cost a fortune

I have over 300 vinyl record in my collection. These represent my favorite music for the years 1955 to 1985; music which is invested with the memories and emotions of my youth.

I still love many of my vinyl records. But I bought a Wadia CD player a year ago and it sounds better played into the amplifier. To use my Sota turntable I have to connect the pramp which is a lot of trouble going thru the connection process.

I listen to an even mixture of vinyl and CD. My roommate owns a Linn and beats the daylights out of my AR table. I don't mind. I don't think I'll ever stop listening to vinyl. I'm 25 and my roomate's 21. There's still a place for vinyl in the world!

Love that vinyl sound!

Well, my dad picked up a nice LINN player... cant help but check out his old Doors records...

I wish I had more time to spin more of them..soooo much better than the cd format.

The only reason I ever subject myself to the dreaded "ritual of the vinyl" is to hear music that I have been unable to purchase on CD. Take that, Mikey!

More enjoyable than CD. It is too bad that the supply of new records is so low.